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Cardiac-related
Solutions & Services

Explore our cardiac organoid products and services and how we can assist with cardiac modeling, organoid identification, and drug screening / testing. We now offer ready-to-use cardiac organoids, cardiac organoid differentiation services, and testing services that includes cell activity assays and electrophysiological studies.

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Cardiac Organoids

Cardiac organoids are a miniaturized, in vitro version of the heart that is derived from either induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) or tissue fragments. These organoids are designed to have a similar cellular composition and architecture as the heart, while exhibiting similar mechanophysiological and electrophysiological properties. As such, cardiac organoids are a critical tool for researchers developing treatments for cardiovascular diseases, driving different applications such as:

Cardiotoxicity Screening

Cardiotoxicity
Screening

Cardiotoxicity
Screening

Cardiac organoids derived from human cells mimic native heart tissue and functional properties resulting in a scalable, high-throughput drug screening assay.

Cardiac Disease Modeling

Cardiac Disease
Modeling

Cardiac Disease
Modeling

Cardiac organoids derived from human cells mimic native heart tissue and functional properties resulting in a scalable, high-throughput drug screening assay.

Personalized Drug Screening

Personalized Drug
Screening

Personalized Drug
Screening

Cardiac organoids derived from human cells mimic native heart tissue and functional properties resulting in a scalable, high-throughput drug screening assay.

Ready-to-use cardiac organoids are differentiated using our cardiac organoid kit (Ca. No. RIPO-HWM002K) and are designed to assist with drug efficacy and safety evaluations, as well as pharmacological research.

Native-like cellular composition revealing markers for cardiomyocytes, smooth muscle cells, fibroblasts, endothelial cells, etc.
Physiological Reproduction through regular, heart-like contractions of the organoid ex vivo.
Electrical signal impulse and propagation observable using microelectrode arrays.

Cardiac

Cardiac organoids differentiated using the Human iPSC-Derived Cardiac Organoid Differentiation Kit (Ca. No. RIPO-HWM002K) show regular beating from day 7-13 of differentiation and calcium imaging.

Product List

Cat. No. Description
CIPO-HWL002K Ready-to-use Human iPSC-derived Cardiac Organoids
RIPO-HWM002K Human iPSC-derived Cardiac Organoid Differentiation Kit
RIPO-HWM004 Human iPSC-derived Cardiac Organoid Maintenance Kit
RIPO-HWM005 Cardiac Organoid Cryopreservation Kit

Cardiac Cells

What does GMP mean to us

iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes validated with cardiac troponin (cTnT) can be provided for your studies into various cardiac-related diseases. This cell line is designed for cardiotoxicity screening and evaluation of electrical signal propagation through cardiomyocytes.

Validated cardiomyocytes using cTnT as a marker
STR authentication report available

iPSC-derived Cardiomyocytes are coming soon!

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Cardiac Services

We also provide various study services related to organoids differentiation, identification, and safety evaluations. This encompasses multiple molecular experimental platforms such as western blot, immunofluorescence, and qPCR. Our relioable electrophysiological platform using microelectrode arrays and patch clamps enables us to evaluate cardiac viability through the visualization of electric signal propogation derived from ion channel fucntion and ion uptake.

Organoid Differentiation, Identification, and Validation Services

We offer differentiation services to develop cardiac organoids from iPSCs or human tissue. Organoids are validated by the expression of heart-related protein markers to ensure differentiation and maturity.

Experiments Performed:
Cardiac differentiation from iPSC or tissue fragments.
Validation by WB, IF, qPCR for cTNT, CD31.
Morphological evidence
Deliverables:
Customizable cardiac organoids
Raw data and images
Detailed validation test report

Cardiac

Cardiotoxicity Studies using Cardiomyocytes or Cardiac Organoids

We can help measure the inhibitory effect of ion-channel blocking drugs (such as hERG potassium channels) on cardiomyocytes to better predict drug cardiotoxicity.

Experiments Performed:
Cell Toxicity screening test (Cardiomyocytes / Organoids)
Electrophysiological test (Cardiomyocytes / Organoids)

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Deliverables:
Detailed toxicity test report
Raw data and images

Cardiac

Drug Candidate Testing using Heart Failure Organoid Model

We can help construct a heart-failure model using our cardiac organoids derived from iPSCs for high-thoroughput drug candidate testing to screen for the ideal drug candidates.

Experiments Performed:
Heart failure model construction on organoids
Validation by WB, IF, qPCR for cTNT, CD31
Viability evaluation by MEA
Evaluation of Inflammatory Factors
Deliverables:
Raw data and images
Custom heart failure model
Detailed validation test report

Cardiac

Cardiac Case Studies

Cardiotoxicity Detection - Cardiac Cell Damage

Using our MEA platform, cardiac organoids exposed to Drug C (potassium channel inhibitor) were measured to evaluate its effect on its electric signal propagation. Ordinarily, the organoid itself is capable of self-polarization and de-polarization, manifesting as a rhythmic beating that is observable through a microscope. Re- and de-polarization was evaluated by MEA to identify any abnormal electrophysiological indicators under the influence of drug C.

Cardiac
Cardiotoxicity Study Results:
Organoids exposed to Drug C resulted in a prolongation of QT interval as measured by microelectrode arrays.
Prolongation of QT interval is an electrophysiological indication of cardiac dysfunction that can be attributed to slowed re- and de-polarization under Drug A’s influence.

References

1. Blinova et al., 2017, Toxicol Sci (about CiPA iPSC-CM benchmark| Performance)

2. Hofbauer, P., Jahnel, S.M., Papai, N., et al. Cardioids reveals self-organizing principles of human cardiogenesis. Cell (2021), DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2021.04.034

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